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Stargazing: which types it suits

Day trips

An hour out of the city, and suddenly there's so much more sky

A stargazing date starts by getting away from the city lights. Head to a mountain, a beach or open countryside, wait for your eyes to adjust, and stars you can't see from Seoul start appearing one by one. There are also public observatories where anyone can look through a telescope, like Byeolmaro Observatory in Yeongwol, Gangwon Province, which make a good first step.

It suits couples who want deep conversation somewhere quiet and those who treasure romantic moments. Lying back and looking up, the conversation drifts toward big, faraway things. Stargazing depends heavily on the weather and the moon, though, so aim for a clear night around the new moon or when the moon rises late. Getting those conditions right together makes it even more special.

The date's temperament

Scored 0–100 on the eight things that decide whether it fits a person.

A date that's better with a crowd around10
A date with room for just the two of you90
A date that rewards booking ahead62
A date you can decide on the day38
A date where you do or make something20
A date that leaves a scene you'll keep82
A date that ends with you teasing each other24
A date made for long conversations85

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